[pp.int.general] Action Day

[Reinier Bakels]

In Germany the PP is already known. In NL it is not. I guess an excellent 
(though a little labour-intensive) way to make yourself known is to comment 
on events in the "PP" field; there are many. On a webiste, and by press 
statements. Like the Swedes: establish a reputation as people with an 
interesting, though perhaps unusual opinion. Be "salonfähig", that is what 
the Swedes did as well, they told me (us).
Very rewarding but also very labour-intensive is getting involved hands-on 
in the legislative process, either nationally and/or in Bxl/Strasbourg. I 
noticed that EP members are suprisingly open. If only because the have only 
few staff, and the EP process is very laborious, with lots and lots of 
amendments, and no (oral) debate at all.
At thgis point in time, I guess that any kind of demo onl;y will raise 
questions like: "who the hell are they"? And we may be compared with the 
pedo-party (yes, your guess is right) who tried to get into the parliament 
at the last elections. Well, they managed at least to be invited at a major 
Dutch TV talkshow.

reinier